To-do app with Reminder alarm

[TallTrees]

I’ve been using Things for years, and love it. However, I don’t look at it everyday because my life just isn’t always what busy. I like the idea of Apple’s Reminders for little things, especially since I can attach a reminder with an alarm As well as location based reminders, but one of my computers is still in Mojave (and I don’t plan I’m changing it anytime soon), while the other is on Catalina, with the iOS devices being on 13.3.x, thus it appears that I can no longer create Reminders.

To that end, I’m looking for other To-Do app suggestions, that may suit my needs.

[bowline]

I use a to-do app (Todoist) in conjunction with Due, which offers great noisy, persistent, repeatable notifications. I have reminders set to automatically pass Siri-created reminders to Due. So if you’re otherwise happy with Things then take a look at Due, which has iOS and Mac apps which sync.

A couple of previous discussions about the app:

How do you use Due?

I started using Due when it first came out. loved that it had a timer that you did not have to manually switch off. I never really used the main feature of Due — the nagging reminders — until recently. I stopped using Due when I got my first smart watch a couple of years ago, because at that point it was easy to switch off the built-in timer. DIdn’t have to drag my phone out of my pocket to do it. But over the past few months I’ve started using the reminders feature of Due, and I love it. It’s…

Due App — Persistent And Noisy

On different threads they commented on Due, the persistant reminder app. Today a new iOS version was released. Out to breakfast with a friend, we commiserated. We could use more self-inflicted reminders. I’m curious about what other folks have to say about this app.

[Roshan]

I use Todoist, it has alarms. I also like the ability to forward an email to a todoist email address and then it appears in the app.

[Loren]

I use Things for todo management and Due for reminders. This works well for me.